...the attitude of many functionalists so far as the practical applications of psychology are concerned. "The formation of the elements of the process of knowledge and the inauguration of the control of our movements in accordance with the mandates of experience — these are the two great functions...

...primary organic function of the sensory processes must be that of instigating movements, [p. 148.] The formation of the elements of the process of knowledge...— these are the two great functions of perception, [p. 170.] Of the subject side of consciousness it seems impossible to predicate anything save its existence....

...determination." 1 McDougall, W. op. cit., 26. 'James, W. op. cit., 454. 'Myers, CS op. cit. 332. The foriri^tsbn of the elements of the process of knowledge and the...control over movements in accordance with the mandates' • J>jf * experience — these are the two great functions of perceptions. Because association is...

...justified in speaking of fully developed perceptions as habits ? 8. The formation of the element« of the process of knowledge and the inauguration of...the control over movements in accordance with the inundates of experience — these are the two great functions of perception. Explain this fully and...

...and it is the function of the specific act of willing persistently to re-inforce the determination.5 The formation of the elements of the process of knowledge...experience - these are the two great functions of perceptions.6 Because association is of wider interest than its function in recall, we shall give it...